Baked Apple Slices
Have you ever wondered how to introduce apple when weaning? This is a great example of how it can be done. Raw apple would be a potential choking hazard for teenie tinies, so it is recommended to cook until soft or you could also serve it grated. Not only are baked apple slices great in baby led weaning, but also as a snack and to add to yoghurt and porridge for the whole family should you also wish to join in with the yumminess.
Serves: 1 Adult (lots for weaning)
Prep: 5- 10 Mins
Cooking Time: 10-20 Mins
Ready In: 30 Mins
- 1 Apple
- 25g Butter (unsalted) or Dairy-Free Butter
- Optional: Cinnamon to sprinkle over
- Thinly slice and core 1 apple and pop into a Pyrex dish
- Melt 25g butter and drizzle over the apple slices- give it a good mix together. You may also want to sprinkle cinnamon over at this point too.
- Bake in the oven at 200C/180C Fan/ Gas 6 between 10-20 minutes (this will vary on apple thickness so check periodically).
Method
- Thinly slice and core 1 apple and pop into a Pyrex dish
- Melt 25g butter and drizzle over the apple slices- give it a good mix together. You may also want to sprinkle cinnamon over at this point too.
- Bake in the oven at 200C/180C Fan/ Gas 6 between 10-20 minutes (this will vary on apple thickness so check periodically).
Ingredients
- 1 Apple
- 25g Butter (unsalted) or Dairy-Free Butter
- Optional: Cinnamon to sprinkle over
Additional Information
If you make these and want to freeze some, lay them flat in a single layer on some parchment paper. Freeze then group together into portions to avoid them sticking together.
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